Purple Haze (album)
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Purple Haze | |||||
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Studio album by Cam'ron | |||||
Released | December 7, 2004 | ||||
Recorded | 2003 - 2004 | ||||
Genre | Gangsta Rap | ||||
Length | 77:48 | ||||
Label | Roc-A-Fella Records Diplomat Records Def Jam Recordings |
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Producer | The Heatmakerz Kanye West Just Blaze Chad Wes Hamilton Nasty Beat Makers |
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Purple Haze is an album by rapper Cam'ron. It was released on December 7, 2004.
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[edit] Track listing
# | Name | Producer(s) | Featured Guest(s) | Time |
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1 | "Intro" | Skitzo | 2:10 | |
2 | "More Gangsta Music" | The Heatmakerz | Juelz Santana | 4:27 |
3 | "Get Down" | Chad Hamilton | 2:37 | |
4 | "Welcome to Purple Haze (Skit)" | 1:15 | ||
5 | "Killa Cam" | The Heatmakerz | 4:24 | |
6 | "Leave Me Alone, Pt. 2" | Nasty Beat Makers | 4:02 | |
7 | "Down and Out" | Kanye West | Kanye West & Syleena Johnson | 4:08 |
8 | "Harlem Streets" | Ty-Tracks | 3:41 | |
9 | "Rude Boy (Skit)" | 1:28 | ||
10 | "Girls" | Charlemagne | Mona Lisa | 3:27 |
11 | "I'm a Chicken Head (Skit)" | 1:26 | ||
12 | "Soap Opera" | Pop & Versatile | 4:10 | |
13 | "O.T. (Skit)" | 0:24 | ||
14 | "Bubble Music" | Stay Getting Productions | 3:51 | |
15 | "More Reasons" | Chad Hamilton | Jaheim | 4:30 |
16 | "The Block (Skit)" | 0:46 | ||
17 | "The Dope Man" | Bang | Jim Jones | 3:26 |
18 | "Family Ties" | Skitzo | Nicole Wray | 4:17 |
19 | "Adrenaline" | Traxster | Twista & Psycho Drama | 4:39 |
20 | "Hey Lady" | Pop & Versatile | Freekey Zekey | 3:07 |
21 | "Shake" | Self | J.R. Writer | 3:28 |
22 | "Get 'Em Girls" | Skitzo | Sarah Hindes | 4:23 |
23 | "Dip-Set Forever" | Kanye West | 3:54 | |
24 | "Take 'Em to Church" | Amadeus | Juelz Santana & Un Kasa | 3:48 |
[edit] Notes
- The release of this album was delayed several times from November 2003.
- Two tracks appear on Purple Haze that appear on Diplomatic Immunity 2 by The Diplomats ("Family Ties" and "Take 'Em to Church"). However, the two "Family Ties" are different. "Family Ties" on Diplomatic Immunity 2 features Hell Rell and 40 Cal, while on Purple Haze, it is only Cam'Ron. "Take Em To Church" on Purple Haze also features a slightly modified beat from the one featured on Diplomatic Immunity 2.
- The track "Get 'Em Girls" was originally released on mixtapes (see Dipset/Byrd Gang Vol.1) using an orchestral sample but it was not cleared for use and so an altered version appears here.
- Pundit Bill O'Reilly made a reference to this album on an episode of The O'Reilly Factor in which Cam'Ron appeared.
- "Lord You Know" featuring Jaheim is a track Cam'ron made a music video for the Purple Haze hype. The music video stated that the song was to be on Purple Haze. However, the album had too many songs and too little space to offer; therefore, the hit single was to be on Sippin' On Sizzurp mixtape.
[edit] Singles
- "Down and Out/Get 'Em Daddy", 2005
- "Girls/Family Ties", 2004
- "Get 'Em Girls/Killa Cam", 2004
[edit] Album credits
- Cam'ron - Executive Producer
- Kareem "Biggs" Burke - Executive Producer
- Larry Davis - Executive Producer
- Traxster - Mixing
- Tony Dawsey - Mastering
- Carlisle Young - Mixing
- Charlemagne - Producer
- Eric "Ebo" Butler - Mixing
- Cam'ron - Producer
- Oluwaseye Olusa - Photography
- Kanye West - Producer
- Chad Hamilton - Producer
- Traxster - Producer
- The Heatmakerz - Producer
- Versatile - Producer
- Ryan Press - Producer
- Duke Dagod - A&R
- Nasty Beatmakers - Producer
- Robert Sims - Art Direction
- Antwan "Amadeus" Thompson - Producer
- Travis Cummings - Artist Coordination
- Ty Tracks - Producer
- Jamel George - Artist Coordination
- Monica Morrow - Stylist
- Shalik Berry - Artist Coordination
- Mike Peters - Vocals
- Rick Patrick - Creative Director
- Jim Jones - Vocals
- Mike T. - Engineer
- Jaconda "Ms" Blunt - Vocals
- Carlisle Young - Engineer
- Latrice "Grease" Carter - Vocals
- Eric "Ebo" Butler - Engineer
- Sarah Hinds - Vocals
- Mike Peters - Engineer
- Steven "Opera Steve" Santiago - Vocals
- Milwaukee "Protools King" Buck - Engineer
- Dave Irving - Vocals
- Damon Dash - Executive Producer
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